Upping the stakes: what if BTC gets to $5000? - page 2.

oser41eric

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Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 02:47:21 AM

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Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 01:17:14 AM

we wuld for sure get rid of many weak hand at 1000 or many holder, so at 5k only true believer will remain, anyway i'm planning to sell only if i need the money, no matter the price

i love too much my bitcoin, i see them not only as a coin anymore

I am not sure if I want to know the answer to that, but I will go ahead and ask anyway.
How else do you see your coins?

i'm emotionally attached to them like they are mini pet or something lol, i like to use those everytime and i will always consider to hold a few

Rule number one if there are any rules never become emotionally attached to any investment. OP it would be a shame but have to be honest and say I would not have any coins left by the time it got to 5k Sad

I say that I may have one or two but plans and what you think you will do goes out the window when the time comes. Usually.

i'm attached in the sense that i don't want to convert them into dirty fiat... and because of this i'm not here to dump all my bitcoin at the correct price, i'm here to wait for the right time to use them without the need to dump for fiat, the point of bitcoin is to not use fiat anymore, ut least this is how i want it to be

so a 5k price can only trigger a small(say 50% at best) dump from my hands

Exactly my point because of your emotional attachment you will miss out on the mini bubbles which there will be many all the way to a 'possible' 5k which is unlikely to say the least. Take my hat of to you holding like a warrior

Wish I could I have a trigger finger though.

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Quote from: oser41eric on May 11, 2015, 02:42:23 AM

Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 02:36:38 AM

Quote from: Shindo1988 on May 11, 2015, 01:23:36 AM

Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 01:17:14 AM

we wuld for sure get rid of many weak hand at 1000 or many holder, so at 5k only true believer will remain, anyway i'm planning to sell only if i need the money, no matter the price

i love too much my bitcoin, i see them not only as a coin anymore

I am not sure if I want to know the answer to that, but I will go ahead and ask anyway.
How else do you see your coins?

i'm emotionally attached to them like they are mini pet or something lol, i like to use those everytime and i will always consider to hold a few

Rule number one if there are any rules never become emotionally attached to any investment. OP it would be a shame but have to be honest and say I would not have any coins left by the time it got to 5k Sad

I say that I may have one or two but plans and what you think you will do goes out the window when the time comes. Usually.

i'm attached in the sense that i don't want to convert them into dirty fiat... and because of this i'm not here to dump all my bitcoin at the correct price, i'm here to wait for the right time to use them without the need to dump for fiat, the point of bitcoin is to not use fiat anymore, at least this is how i want it to be

so a 5k price can only trigger a small(say 50% at best) dump from my hands

oser41eric

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Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 02:36:38 AM

Quote from: Shindo1988 on May 11, 2015, 01:23:36 AM

Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 01:17:14 AM

we wuld for sure get rid of many weak hand at 1000 or many holder, so at 5k only true believer will remain, anyway i'm planning to sell only if i need the money, no matter the price

i love too much my bitcoin, i see them not only as a coin anymore

I am not sure if I want to know the answer to that, but I will go ahead and ask anyway.
How else do you see your coins?

i'm emotionally attached to them like they are mini pet or something lol, i like to use those everytime and i will always consider to hold a few

Rule number one if there are any rules never become emotionally attached to any investment. OP it would be a shame but have to be honest and say I would not have any coins left by the time it got to 5k Sad

I say that I may have one or two but plans and what you think you will do goes out the window when the time comes. Usually.

Amph

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Quote from: Shindo1988 on May 11, 2015, 01:23:36 AM

Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 01:17:14 AM

we wuld for sure get rid of many weak hand at 1000 or many holder, so at 5k only true believer will remain, anyway i'm planning to sell only if i need the money, no matter the price

i love too much my bitcoin, i see them not only as a coin anymore

I am not sure if I want to know the answer to that, but I will go ahead and ask anyway.
How else do you see your coins?

i'm emotionally attached to them like they are mini pet or something lol, i like to use those everytime and i will always consider to hold a few

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Quote from: OROBTC on May 11, 2015, 12:29:11 AM

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OK the general gist I read in the $1000 thread was that many (but there was big diversity of actions many would take) would cash-out most of their BTC were it to read $1000. Maybe re-buy on bounces, etc.

$1000 seems a modest long-term price to me. I'm not a seller at a measly $1000.

So, what will you do (if you have any left after selling at $1000, $2000, etc.) with any that get to $5000?

I'll sell some along the way to buy gold, most I will HODL!

Same answer, sell after double peak. I sold at $940 in the last bubble, and in the next bubble I will wait till I see the clear sign. Personally I think in the next bubble it may go to $3k but not $5k.

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hodling until at least $20kish. I mean the PV of 20k USD. Not if USD suddenly goes into hyperinflation or something.

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Quote from: Amph on May 11, 2015, 01:17:14 AM

we wuld for sure get rid of many weak hand at 1000 or many holder, so at 5k only true believer will remain, anyway i'm planning to sell only if i need the money, no matter the price

i love too much my bitcoin, i see them not only as a coin anymore

I am not sure if I want to know the answer to that, but I will go ahead and ask anyway.
How else do you see your coins?

Amph

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we wuld for sure get rid of many weak hand at 1000 or many holder, so at 5k only true believer will remain, anyway i'm planning to sell only if i need the money, no matter the price

i love too much my bitcoin, i see them not only as a coin anymore

Shindo1988

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Quote from: OROBTC on May 11, 2015, 12:52:06 AM

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Shindo1988

I cannot disagree with you there. I am well aware of the Seven Deadly Sins. Not very long ago I had to face them, one-by-one.

Truth be known, I have no need for MOAR. I just like getting interesting views. I also like sniffing out people's logic in getting to $1000 or even $5000. Hey, I have no idea.

$5000 @ would be nice though.

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That would be enough to consider giving very careful thought to properly giving something away. Charitable giving is a big & complicated subject. Many gifts wind up causing more damage than good.

-- Building a small wing of a hospital in rural Peru?

-- Funding Geology Scholarships at Peruvian universities?

(I use the above two examples form Peru because A LOT more can be done down there than up here)

I am guessing "up here" means the U.S. right?
If that's is the case then I doubt much can be done up there, no matter how much money you have - That government Roll Eyes

In Peru - though I can't say I have much knowledge of - you can probably make wonders.

OROBTC

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Shindo1988

I cannot disagree with you there. I am well aware of the Seven Deadly Sins. Not very long ago I had to face them, one-by-one.

Truth be known, I have no need for MOAR. I just like getting interesting views. I also like sniffing out people's logic in getting to $1000 or even $5000. Hey, I have no idea.

$5000 @ would be nice though.

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That would be enough to consider giving very careful thought to properly giving something away. Charitable giving is a big & complicated subject. Many gifts wind up causing more damage than good.

-- Building a small wing of a hospital in rural Peru?

-- Funding Geology Scholarships at Peruvian universities?

(I use the above two examples form Peru because A LOT more can be done down there than up here)

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If BTC hits $5000 that means a market cap of over $70 Billion. At that level I suspect we begin to approach a tipping point, especially if any sort of economic crises coincide with the BTC increase. People begin to realize they need to have some BTC "just in case" to diversify away from fiat; and the more people do that, the more the fiat currencies deflate and BTC continues to rise. In which case $5000 may be chump change.

So if it does rise to that level, why would I want to sell my BTC for some fiat? The fiat would be on its way to becoming worthless in a hyperinflationary cycle. Trading in BTC for fiat quickly becoming worthless would be foolish.

This question the OP raises sort of unconsciously presupposes that fiat is "real" money and that BTC is just a vehicle for getting more "real" money. But BTC is just as real money now as fiat, and there is good reason to believe now that BTC will be standing in the future when many fiat currencies have crashed and burned.

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Quote from: OROBTC on May 11, 2015, 12:29:11 AM

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OK the general gist I read in the $1000 thread was that many (but there was big diversity of actions many would take) would cash-out most of their BTC were it to read $1000. Maybe re-buy on bounces, etc.

$1000 seems a modest long-term price to me. I'm not a seller at a measly $1000.

So, what will you do (if you have any left after selling at $1000, $2000, etc.) with any that get to $5000?

I'll sell some along the way to buy gold, most I will HODL!

Greed is not a good thing.
I have seen people lose their houses in the stock market because they wanted more.
Greed is one of the seven deadly sins.
And there is a reason that it's deadly Wink

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The price of bitcoin reaching $5,000 is not going to have any long term effect on any kind of long term effect of behavior on bitcoin users. Some may hold onto their bitcoin however the overall network will be the same

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'Slow and steady wins the race'

I would have a similar answer to the $1000 i mean how fast did we get to the thousands and for what reason, if there is no reason i would be one of the unlucky ones that tried to short at 1k and failed lol but i would still have had a good run and to be fair it would take a few attempts to get anywhere near the 5k as you probably know the amount of people unloading before that figure would be crazy. If I had a few left over at 5k 50% of them i would Sell sell sell

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OK the general gist I read in the $1000 thread was that many (but there was big diversity of actions many would take) would cash-out most of their BTC were it to read $1000. Maybe re-buy on bounces, etc.

$1000 seems a modest long-term price to me. I'm not a seller at a measly $1000.

So, what will you do (if you have any left after selling at $1000, $2000, etc.) with any that get to $5000?

I'll sell some along the way to buy gold, most I will HODL!

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